The Kardashian Guide to UGC Marketing
When it comes to social media marketing, brands are getting personal. Gone are the days of heavy-handed campaigns that push advertising messages to widespread audiences.
When it comes to social media marketing, brands are getting personal. Gone are the days of heavy-handed campaigns that push advertising messages to widespread audiences.
Swipe right to like. Swipe left to pass. This is the general basis of Tinder, the popular app that gamifies dating by asking users to swipe to approve or disapprove of a potential match. See how this may work for your ecommerce website.
Instagram announced it would change its algorithm to prioritize important posts, rather than continue to show images and videos in reverse chronological order like they have been since the app launched in 2010. See what this could mean for your brand.
When was the last time you tweeted a picture of fresh strawberries or a pastry you ordered at a cafe? Whether you are an avid social media user or not, “eat & tweet” is becoming a pop phenomenon. So how can retailers capitalize on these digital trends?
Newegg announced it will team with Facebook messenger to enhance customer support. See what Newegg’s plans are and what this will mean for their customer support.
Instagram is an excellent social media platform for beautiful imagery and a chance to have fun with your brand. So it is no wonder brands have caught on and are engaging with shoppers through this platform. Here are a few brands that are getting it right when it comes to marketing their brand on Instagram.
Social media is just a small portion of the overall shopping experience for customers, but it has a huge impact on how a customer engages with the brand. This infographic by SnapParcel offers some exciting statistics and facts about social media and the consumer behavior.
As mobile usage continues to grow, new social platforms will also continue to evolve and be discovered—bringing a whole new element to social marketing. In the very near future, we will see the integration of mobile and social channels through messaging apps like WhatsApp and Viber, live-streaming tools like Periscope, and traditional networks like SnapChat and Facebook that have staying power.
In an effort to stand out, rethink, grow and maintain its customer base, Thirstie, an alcohol-on-demand delivery service had to adopt the “content-to-commerce” strategy using its digital magazine “The Craft” to engage users and keep them coming back. See what results this strategy did to help the brand.
When Turtle Wax realized it needed to attract more customers to its site, it relied on this marketing strategy to help its business garner a significant number of page views to its site. See what it did and how it worked for Turtle Wax.